High Fire GlazesThe recipes in this book have been used and tested by more professional artists, over a longer period of time, than those at other temperature ranges. Its not a matter of status or comparative desirability, but a factor of the reality that the history of studio ceramics in the United States was built largely at high temperatures. And you are the beneficiary of the reliability that comes from such thorough and wide ranged testing.

translucent emerald glaze that shows off textured and carved ware

semi-transparent fire engine red glaze that is glossy and breaks clear over textured surfaces

common design problems and the practicalities of joining the various elements to create a successful piece

A clear glaze over Ivory Beige accentuates and darkens the color at cone 05 and cone 5

ANTIQUE BLUE PINT MS-55

EMERALD FALLS PC-47

PC-4 Palladium's unique metallic glaze has a mirror like finish when fired and adds beautiful

Cone 06 oxidation (larger image): Baskeball is a heavily pigmented

while correcting most application imperfections

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glossy blue-gray that pools and accents textured ware like the ancient glaze it is created to imitate

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